Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-08-25
LOCAL BREVITIES.

Yesterdays overland train from the East
was about three hours behind time in its
arrival.
Over 81, 600 has been subscribed for the
entertainment OF the Knights of Pythias
during their encampment here fair time.
n. D. Goodell, who had a severe fall on
Tuesday, was doing well last evening, and
the prospects are good for his being around
again soon.
The State Horticultural Society will
meet in San Francisco, at 220 Suffer street
tomorrow at l P. NJ. The discussion will
be upon "Plums and Pears"
Hon. c. F. Reed has concluded the work
of thrashing the grain upon his ranch near
Knights Landing. 1t is of very fine quality,
and the yield is gratifyingly large.
A Sacramento bulldog named Bruce had
dispute with San Francisco dog named
Fashion in that city Tuesday night for
wager of 1925 a side, and won it handily.
The State Specimens Association has de-
cided to hold its next annual meeting at
San Bruno, commencing on the third
Thursday in October, the trap-shooting
lasting three days.
Property-owners ON L street, since the
abandonment of the proposed line on X,
arc Offering the railway company induce
mcntS 10 ray track on lndb street, from
Tenth to Twentieth.
Yesterday about 10000 young Tahoe
trout, from the Shelley hatchery, Nevada
county, were brought down. en- route to
Cotton, San Bernardino county, to be
planted in bodies of water near that place.
A. Menke has over 400 hop pickers en-
ployed at his ranches in Brighton township,
picking about 10000 pounds per day. He
1a1 70 iNar of
nese laborers to I'LL out the required num-
Der.
The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday was 650, being 40 cooler than
the normal temperature for that day. The
highest and lowest temperature was $50
and 500, with gentle to fresh southerly
winds and clear weather.
Last evening woman in a state OF
beastly intoxication was driving on and
X streets in buggy. Finally, when on
street, between Third and Fourth, she
| tulnbled down into the bottom of the
vehicle. Local officer May took charge OF
her and the horse and buggy.
| There will be a meeting of the Sacra-
mento Colonization Company at 4 P. NJ. to-
| day at the Office of E. K. Alsip & Co., which
all subscribers TO the capital stock, and
| those who desire to subscribe, are expected
| to attend. The Committee on Incorporation
and Bylaws will submit their report.
Deputy Sheriff Riley brought up from
| San Francisco last evening Armand Gillett
who is to serve ten years in the State Prison
| at Folsom for an attempt to commit grand
| larceny. His sentence was made thus Sc
we're because of there being five prior con-
victions of petit larceny and felony re-
corded against him.
Now that the project of laying street
car road out K street has been abandoned
| the street car company proposes to connect
the II and 0 street lines by laying track
through the center of Fifteenth street. This
will be convenient during fair time, as botl
| lines can then run directly to the Pavilion
Baseball reporters at San Francisco are
wild lust now in their praise of Borchers
| pitcher for the GREENWOOD & Morans. Now
| he is on top. But his box work, though
much improved over what 1t was when ht
was with the Atlas, is still irregular, anC
the same reporters will be giving hin
fits before many weeks pass.
Deputy Assessor Eldred arrested yester
day five Cinnamon for refusing to Civ,
their names when questioned as to pay
ment of poll tax, besides one for disturbing
the peace and one for carrying a deadly
weapon. All jim treated the officer yery
insoleDtly, and they had quite a fight, bu
he was landed in the calaboose just tn
same. There he produced poll tax re
ceipt. which he had been too Independent
to show before. A charge of disturbing tn
peace was entered against him. All San
was found to have a self-cocking revolver 0
the largest size concealed about bis clothin
when taken in